New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-05

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General Lee Illustrated his views By saying shat i've
baDe. we're born In Kentucky. One Of them. Abraham
there in Northern principles and became President Of the
United States The oiber taken to MISSISSIPPI whore
the right OF secession lie maintained that II these
baee, had been mixed up as babe: were
might have been seeessonst from the force az hi,
ana s 70 sar @n rom have u.
Virginia TODAY rs-echoed the sentiments d the hero
commonwealth was not sulking but was going forward
in material progress and she would JOIN al inc other
States In swelling the grand national chorus Liberty
and Union. and forever one and inseparaoie lap
plausa.]
and Governor T. willss wilson OF west Virginia was
introduced e said that felt that among iron
bound, rock ribbed Democrats. and added
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Secretary Thomas Giroy road letters of regrot from
President Cleveland, Governor Hil Mayor Hewitt SEQ
rotary OF State T. Bayard, Secretary OF War William
C. Endcot j. O. Carlisle, Senators A. II. Colquitt John
II. Reagan and J. q .. Blackburn. Governors Alva
Gray OF Indiana, j. r. Doottle. Justice r. Peckham.
Of the Court Of Apsa aud many OF
ties Mayor Hewitt wrote with regard to the labor ques
ton follows:
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our The second saviour
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political Gasao% Of sarsa ". ali laws
selves must citizen elias, Of citizens
and shall have any sa ss or
william Z, Maybury, of Michigan said that he believed
in OF the people for tho people and oy the
OF Independence In claiming the rights to fe liberty
and pursuit OF happiness he conceded those rights to
every other He veneTated the memories or Jener
Jackson and John Kelly As the Children OF Israel
were directed TO commemorate their dcyerancs IRON
commenorSon for all time OF the Declaration OF inde-
Barnes Compton Of Maryland said that the indspsnd
tho Nation from foreign Interference WAS FULLY
the United states today il had not entered into the
mnd OF In tell what this Nation yet sbould De- tie
held with Andrew Jackson that there were no necessary
evils 10 such owls abuses which the
people conld correct
. r. W last speaker. He inveizhec against
the principles OF the Republican party and said that the
proposition To return the captured nag. to the southern
States had CAUSED great deal OF noise. tie said there
never psroxysm In the Republican ranks AZ
caused when tho teader OF the hass was made Gov
srnor Foraker of Ohio, THE TRIBUNE and others com
euced everlasting howl" lie never heard such
how about little thing" He supposed that ~ Cover
nor FORAKER had lived 1887 years when babe was
born In Bethlehem, he would have sent up protest u
Jerusalem. What did all tiis noise amount 10 Nben
he living island In the -ea OF Marmnra las
summer he disturbed BY the braying OF the JACK
asses there. They made a noise which ony paral-
leled BY "the everlasting donkeyism about the battle
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